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Guglielmo Marconi University

Coordinates: 41°54′46″N 12°23′36″E / 41.91278°N 12.39333°E / 41.91278; 12.39333
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41°54′46″N 12°23′36″E / 41.91278°N 12.39333°E / 41.91278; 12.39333

Marconi University
Università Telematica Gugliemo Marconi
File:Marconi University Logo.png
MottoVerso il futuro... LiberaMente!
TypePrivate
Established1 March 2004
RectorProf. Alessandra Briganti
Students15,308 (a.a. 2011/2012)[1]
Location,
AffiliationsGUIDE
Websitewww.unimarconi.it/

The Marconi University (Template:Lang-it), acronym USGM, often simply abbreviated as "Unimarconi" is a private open university in Rome.

History

Unimarconi is an independent open university set up by a consortium of private and public companies, founded in 2004 in Rome, Italy, formerly approved by Ministerial Decree on March 1st, 2004.

Method of Study

Provides e-learning courses. In addition, students can access front lessons at the main site of Via Paolo Emilio in Rome. Students can discuss with teachers and tutors that are given for each exam. Tests are scheduled almost every month during the year, also in many minor sites owned by the University or in partner locations, under strict control of special tutors which are employed by the University. Exams can be held in a traditional written or oral way; in some cases professors can use remote sessions to examine the student.

Faculties

Marconi University, Building Via Paolo Emilio

These are the 6 faculties in which the university is structured:

  • Faculty of Economics
  • Faculty of Law
  • Faculty of Political Science
  • Faculty of Letters
  • Faculty of Educational Science
  • Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technologies

Library

Unimarconi provides a library in both physical and electronic format. Students can therefore access the online library at any time and from anywhere.

Rectors

The Rector is the highest academic authority.

Notable professors

See also

References